Sentence examples for distribute meat. from inspiring English sources

She described one supermarket chain reporting that it lost $500 each day a truck was stuck at border points due to slow customs procedures, and spent $20,000 a week on securing import permits to distribute meat, milk and plant-based goods to its stores in the region.

According to a report by the Dawn newspaper, "a black goat is slaughtered almost daily to ward off the 'evil eye' and protect President Zardari from 'black magic.' "It has been an old practice of Zardari to offer Sadaqah (charity) of animal sacrifice and distribute meat to the poor.

2. Distribute meat in large skillet over medium high heat and cook, undisturbed, until browned on one side, about 5 minutes.

From the mouth of the mighty Mississippi, Porkopolis distributed meat throughout the coastal southern United States.

Shares of the company, which distributes meat and dairy products to restaurants and healthcare facilities, rose $3.06, to $31.57, their highest since Oct 2008.

One, Rifaat al-Assad, stationed his private militia in Qardaha and distributed meat and other food to the villagers regularly before he was exiled to Europe for trying to overthrow his brother.

When a whaling captain is successful, he distributes meat to his family, the families of the whaling crews and the community right after the hunt and during feast time.

Named after Fetullah Gulen, a liberal Muslim cleric who lives in self-imposed exile in America, the Gulenists distributed meat to some 60,000 families during the Muslim Feast of Sacrifice in December.

Some instead of distributing meat, pay zakat to mosques or others however send large sums of money to families in Bangladesh, for the purchase of cows.

"Grandpa started out distributing meat and canning menudo, but his baby project was to make chili that wasn't canned," Bert recalls of the company's gradual shift from canned to frozen products including not only menudo (traditional Mexican hominy, tripe and calf foot stew), but also chili con carne.

These studies provide some insights regarding the role of commercially distributed meat as a potential vehicle for S. aureus transmission from the farm into the general human population.